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Which pathology causes scaly plaques and excessive rate of epithelial cell
growth?
psoriasis
Which pathology deals with degenerative changes in the bone?
osteoarthritis
Torticollis is associated with which part of the body?
the neck
A cerebrovascular accident could give a patient what pathology?
hemiplegia
What is a local dilation of an artery due to a weakening of its wall called?
aneurysm
,What is a chronic pain syndrome with the development of a predictable
pattern of tender point in muscles and other soft tissues?
fibromyalgia
What pathology is known as the binge and purge condition?
bulimia
What pathology is a degenerative disorder involving plaques and
neurofibrillary tangles?
Alzheimer's disease
Which term means prolonged, long term and gradual onset?
chronic
Which pathology causes loss of voluntary muscular control and sensation on one
side of the body only?
hemiplegia
Loss of breath, sweating, and wheezing are symptoms of which pathology?
asthma
Stimulating the peristaltic contraction of the large intestine is the BEST course
of action to assist a client who is experiencing which pathology?
chronic constipation
, Which pathology is a congenital disorder characterized by progressive
bilateral wasting of skeletal muscles?
duchene's muscular dystrophy
If a client exhibits the major signs of an encephalitis infection, especially
headache and fever, massage is contraindicated.
systemically
Use deep gliding, needing, and friction on the calf muscles when treating a client
with which pathology?
pes planus
Athlete's foot is a ___________ skin condition.
contagious
What is a disease of unknown origin called?
idiopathic disease
Which pathology is due to dilated veins, causing their valves to become
incompetent?
varicose veins
Which pathology is a condition characterized by loss of normal bone density and
subsequent increased susceptibility of fractures?
osteoporosis
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Which pathology causes scaly plaques and excessive rate of epithelial cell
growth?
psoriasis
Which pathology deals with degenerative changes in the bone?
osteoarthritis
Torticollis is associated with which part of the body?
the neck
A cerebrovascular accident could give a patient what pathology?
hemiplegia
What is a local dilation of an artery due to a weakening of its wall called?
aneurysm
,What is a chronic pain syndrome with the development of a predictable
pattern of tender point in muscles and other soft tissues?
fibromyalgia
What pathology is known as the binge and purge condition?
bulimia
What pathology is a degenerative disorder involving plaques and
neurofibrillary tangles?
Alzheimer's disease
Which term means prolonged, long term and gradual onset?
chronic
Which pathology causes loss of voluntary muscular control and sensation on one
side of the body only?
hemiplegia
Loss of breath, sweating, and wheezing are symptoms of which pathology?
asthma
Stimulating the peristaltic contraction of the large intestine is the BEST course
of action to assist a client who is experiencing which pathology?
chronic constipation
, Which pathology is a congenital disorder characterized by progressive
bilateral wasting of skeletal muscles?
duchene's muscular dystrophy
If a client exhibits the major signs of an encephalitis infection, especially
headache and fever, massage is contraindicated.
systemically
Use deep gliding, needing, and friction on the calf muscles when treating a client
with which pathology?
pes planus
Athlete's foot is a ___________ skin condition.
contagious
What is a disease of unknown origin called?
idiopathic disease
Which pathology is due to dilated veins, causing their valves to become
incompetent?
varicose veins
Which pathology is a condition characterized by loss of normal bone density and
subsequent increased susceptibility of fractures?
osteoporosis
